August 5, 1942.

Mr. Kenneth wulfemeyer, \
St. Louis, Missouri. 3 \

Dear Kenneth: 7

  

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you had come to m and ‘ld mo what was in your mind. Tt would have
been so easy for me to have told you that only the footba
here at the University have received such eid as you mention. I
thought it was because I had been so busy with other contacts
Wh ese Se

I om sure thet Otto understood that wo were not help-
dug basketball players in the mamer that you speak of. I am sending
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uty he should be dafented. Pirst, I went you to write moe and tell
me if you attended school in the second semester. If you attended
only the first semester ond felled, I believe the University wuld \
adalt you even though you failed your courses. But if you took work
cn thie seeeeeeh anantae ee Tbeabaty here has a rule that when you
fail they would not take you the following semester. That is a
University rule. And too, if you should enter the University here
it would be necessary that you mke a "C" average. They put you on .
probation because you had failed at eyother institutions —

| I am wondering, too, what proficiencies you have in
physical education. aoe don Ge Gane cadet ah ae Gens wk
have you done? We have a compulsory plysioal education course here at
the University next year, and if you have certain proficiencies I an
sure that we can find a place for youe Let ue hear from you and I will
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Sincerely yours,

| “Director of Physical Rdusation,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.